Following a bye week, #2 Terriers return to action with a Thursday evening contest at Providence and then conclude the regular season with a Senior Day matinee against Vermont on Saturday. While BU is locked into the #2 spot in the Hockey East standings, the road game on Thursday could determine where the Friars finish.
tw-align-centerFocused on the final two games of the regular season.
— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) March 4, 2024
📸 @mattwoolverton pic.twitter.com/9ByZB8XBNA
Polls
As the regular season concludes, the two national polls
increasingly mirror the Pairwise rankings. Both have BC, BU, North Dakota and
Denver as the top four teams. While Michigan State is 5th in Pairwise and
Wisconsin is 6th, they are reversed in the polls. Among Hockey East teams, the
Pairwise has Maine at #9, Providence at #10, UMass at #12 and UNH slipping to
#18.
● National Polls: USCHO Poll, USA Hockey/The Rink Inside
Looking ahead
2024 recruit Cole Eiserman scored four goals over the weekend, including a hat trick on Sunday, bringing his season total to 43 (and 67 points) and his career goal total to 112. He is just 14 shy of equaling the Cole Caufield's NTDP record of 126.
On Friday in a 7-4 loss to Waterloo, Eiserman scored his 40th goal assisted by fellow recruit Kamil Bednarik and Bednarik recorded his 19th goal, assisted by Eiserman.
tw-align-centerThat's no. 4️⃣0️⃣ for no. 3️⃣4️⃣!@coleeiserman34 | #USAvsWAT pic.twitter.com/aN3YlJFPzy
— USA Hockey’s NTDP (@USAHockeyNTDP) March 2, 2024
tw-align-centerRight off the draw @kamilbednarik11 ⏱️#USAvsWAT pic.twitter.com/mr4GpjEWsz
— USA Hockey’s NTDP (@USAHockeyNTDP) March 2, 2024
Eiserman's hat trick came in Sunday's 8-4 rout of Green Bay. The second of the three goals was an exceptional individual effort.
tw-align-centerHatty waaaaatch @coleeiserman34#USAvsGB pic.twitter.com/CGb3dptWHJ
— USA Hockey’s NTDP (@USAHockeyNTDP) March 3, 2024
He also added an assist on this slick seam pass.
tw-align-centerCole Eiserman’s vision and ability to get the puck anywhere he needs it is definitely under-appreciated. Hopefully we see more of it in college! https://t.co/1QSN4BVG1m
— Gabe Foley (@NHLFoley) March 3, 2024
►2024 recruit Michael Chambre stopped 38 shots as Sioux Falls defeated league-leader Fargo, 6-3. 2025 recruit John McNelis scored his 13th goal for the Stampede, while 2024 recruit Brandon Svoboda, skating on the Fargo’s top line since being acquired in a trade, scored his 10th goal and second of the weekend series, beating his future Terrier teammate.
tw-align-center🚨BODA ON THE POWERPLAY🚨 pic.twitter.com/BtwQwJjbAN
— Fargo Force (@FargoForce) March 2, 2024
►2025 recruit Mikhail Yegorov
made 22 saves in Omaha's 6-2 win against Chicago.
►In the BCHL on Friday, 2024 recruit Jack Pridham scored his 18th goal while 2025 recruit Callum Hughes scored his 21st goal and assisted on Pridham's tally as West Kelowna dropped a 6-5 overtime decision to Trail.
On Saturday, Hughes earned first-star honors for his highlight-reel game-winner and two assists in a 4-2 win against Vernon. Pridham picked up his 22nd assist.
► 2026 recruit Jay Feldberg’s 12th goal was the only tally for the Toronto Jr. Canadians is a 3-1 loss to St. Michaels. The right-shot center has 36 points in 51 games this season.
Looking back
Joel Farabee scored his 18th goal in the Flyers’ 4-2 win against Ottawa.
tw-align-centerBuzzing on Broad. 🐝#OTTvsPHI | @FarabeeJoel pic.twitter.com/rYdPr5Gwgz
— Philadelphia Flyers (@NHLFlyers) March 3, 2024
Evan Rodrigues scored his ninth goal and added his 26th assist as Florida blanked Detroit, 4-0.
tw-align-centerWhat a shot from E-Rod 😮💨 pic.twitter.com/aR6sNDwe08
— Florida Panthers (@FlaPanthers) March 2, 2024
The Rivers School, coached by former BU All-American Freddy Meyer reached the championship game of the NEPSAC Small School division, but fell to Canterbury, 3-1. Top performers for Rivers include two of Meyer's sons, Freddy Jr. and Carter, as well as Jay Pandolfo’s son, Sam.
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